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The act of lifting a small child by the head and suspending them in the air for a moment, done playfully and without causing any harm (the literal meaning is to see God eating rice, suggesting the child is lifted high enough to see into heaven).
Come here, little guy, so you can Ver A Dios Comiendo Arroz.
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Used to describe experiencing extreme physical pain, similar to seeing stars or having an out-of-body experience from the intensity of a blow or injury. (Rice is the primary staple food in the Dominican Republic, making this a common way to express being in a state of shock or delirium).
- Dude, they pulled a tooth on me yesterday without anesthesia. - Shit man, did it hurt a lot? - Listen, I Ver A Dios Comiendo Arroz, man!
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A physical prank or disciplinary act where an adult lifts an annoying child off the ground by their ears or head. The phrase implies lifting them so high that they can see into heaven. (Rice is the essential daily staple in the Dominican Republic, so seeing God eating rice represents reaching the highest possible place).
Listen here you little brat, if you keep messing around I am going to make you Ver A Dios Comiendo Arroz.
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A lighthearted yet annoying punishment used on a child who is being a total nuisance. After a brief warning, you grab the kid by the ears or cup their head between your hands and lift them off the ground for a moment. It is satisfying for the adult but uncomfortable for the child. (The phrase literally means to see God eating rice).
- Robertico, stop messing around. ...Robertico keeps acting up... - Hey, come here, do you want to Ver A Dios Comiendo Arroz?
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